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CoreWeave locked down a massive $4B OpenAI deal, but their stock tanked anyway.
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The AI cloud provider just extended their OpenAI partnership through 2029, adding $4B to an existing $11.9B contract.
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But here's the kicker: CoreWeave plans to spend $20-23B this year—four times their expected revenue.
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Investors weren't impressed. Stock dropped 2.5% Thursday as Wall Street questioned the math.
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CoreWeave revenue jumped 5x to $981.6M in Q1, but losses widened to $1.49 per share from $0.62.
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The company sits on $25.9B in future revenue commitments—but can they turn spending into profits?
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Analyst Gil Luria warned: "Hyperscalers will likely go away once they build their own data centers."
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CoreWeave hinted at landing Google as a new client, though they won't confirm the name.
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The company's revenue backlog provides a cushion, but the capital-intensive AI game is brutal.
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Seven brokerages raised price targets to $50-80, betting the AI boom continues.
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